Is it better than the 13904 part number? I've replaced 3 pads over the last 4 years, and it's not from over-use. The foam decays over time.
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I've used 13904 and 13909 (which is what I really prefer) and have NEVER had the problem with the foam. I always wear off the velcro. All I can say is the quality of these Superior Electric pads are every bit the same as the PC pads I've had. I use them because I can get them much, much cheaper and they're just as good. As far as the issue about shorter bolts, adding washers, different pad thickness, I use the original screws with no problem at all. I sometimes put a drop of blue thread locker on them but that may be unnecessary. Hope I have helped you.
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I had the same problem with the original one. This one fits well, but you may need to either shorten the 3 screws that hold it on or put washers under the screw heads. I've not used my too much since I got it so I really can't say that it will hold up or not. I did notice that the hook and loop pads really stick to this, so be careful when removing the sanding sheet as you can probably start to tear the foam.
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I think it's about the same quality. I would not buy it thinking it will outlast the OEM part. I've had my sander over 10 years. Never a foam decay problem. Velcro wore out every time due to lots of use.
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Our foam disintegrated as well as the padding that went over the springs. We chose not to replace it and we have had no issues however my children are 14 & 11. If yours are younger you might want to give more thought to replacing the padding. I have seen people use the pool noodles from the dollar store for padding.
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Just email or phone the company that produces it. Just find it again on the net and it will giveyou the address and phone. They are exceptionally great for customer service. Just had to geta new pad, no questions or hassle, just sent replacement ,at no cost.
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Yes, it retains it's thickness and comfort, But, we have noticed a dark stain appear. I called the company before I ordered the pad and they told me that they pre-treat the pads for mold. So, I trusted their word and ordered it? As of today, the stain isn't any worse. I am just concerned because this is a known, and commomn problem with memory foam.
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The steamer I'm using is a replacement I got direct from the manufacturer at a very good price. Apparently when these steamers develop a problem no one can fix them, they are just replaced. That number pad is what came with the replacement steamer and is much more expensive. My old ones and these fit just fine and are a much more reasonable price. Barb
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I didn't mess with the calipers besides taking them off just like in a normal brake pad replacement. for the brake system I didn't disconnect or remove anything you wouldn't do normally when replacing pads. Total time for each side was 30 minutes, was extremely easy. I would recommend having spare cotter pins, I tried to reuse mine and one broke.
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If you call the company, they might send you some replacement pads. The number should be in your manual somewhere. Good luck!
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I own the SteamFast sf-275. Therefore, I purchased the a275-020 microfiber replacement pads.
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They are a very good replacement product for your device - my best guess is that each pair of pads has about 30 uses before they need to be replaced.
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I could only find the generic brands. I got one set from Amazon and another set from Walmart. I think they are discontinuing this model. This may be the reason it is so difficult to find the replacement pads.
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This thing is durable. I've used this pad daily for more than 4 hours per day for over 2 years now. The corner of the pad that I tend to use the most is a little less slick than the opposite corner (which I use the least). I could simply turn the pad 180 degrees but the difference in surface friction is negligible. When the pad feels like its starting to stick, it usually means I just need to clean the surface with some soap and a soft sponge. I predict the pad to last me another 3 years minimum before it deteriorates to a point I find unacceptable and I think that's pretty good for around $20. This thing is durable. I've used this pad daily for more than 4 hours per day for over 2 years now. The corner of the pad that I tend to use the most is a little less slick than the opposite corner (which I use the least). I could simply turn the pad 180 degrees but the difference in surface friction is negligible. When the pad feels like its starting to stick, it usually means I just need to clean the surface with some soap and a soft sponge. I predict the pad to last me another 3 years minimum before it deteriorates to a point I find unacceptable and I think that's pretty good for around... » Read More This thing is durable. I've used this pad daily for more than 4 hours per day for over 2 years now. The corner of the pad that I tend to use the most is a little less slick than the opposite corner (which I use the least). I could simply turn the pad 180 degrees but the difference in surface friction is negligible. When the pad feels like its starting to stick, it usually means I just need to clean the surface with some soap and a soft sponge. I predict the pad to last me another 3 years minimum before it deteriorates to a point I find unacceptable and I think that's pretty good for around $20. « Show Less
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I wouldn't know how to compare mine to your old one. Another of the 6100 series, you could compare the 2 to see if one is bad. Mine seem loud enough, but I haven't had any other pads that this series. I have 10 between 2 systems. They are all about the same. You wouldn't hear just one of them on a separate floor or on the other side of the house.
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No I'm still using the pads that came with it and they still stick fine. I bought extra pads...but never used them. It's really a good little unit does very close to the ones at PT but smaller.
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I don't remember. The pad has never gone bad. In the past we had to replace the control units--just one, it must have been defective. I have had it a long time
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I purchased replacement pads for these at a very reasonable price compared to the JVC replacement pads. They have a little less foam padding but the fit is good. I can't attest to how long they will last but at $3.50 per pad and shipping cost of $5.05, I only spent $12.05 for two pads. Here's the link if you are interested: http://headsetpartsunlimited.com/70mm-leatherette-ear-cushion.html
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You are again in the right place. Amazon features replacement pads for this model. Type it in your Amazon search and away you go. You will also see below items offered other websites featuring these pads or try your localWal-mart. Easily obtained thru your Amazon prime membership. Perfect way to purchase best price quality merchandise. Hope this helped you. Have a wonderful weekend
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I purchased from 2 different suppliers. Don't remember details, but I posted reviews on both. Quality on both was borderline, but so was quality of original pads ie. thin poorly cushioned. Only difference was one supplier sells one pad at a time and is therefore more expensive. Other sold in pairs so cheaper